Serie A
Lazio, Pedro hasn’t had these numbers in 6 years – Soccer style
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After the old Lautaro Martinez case, the FIGC Prosecutor investigates Inter’s player Yann Bisseck and Lazio’s Luca Pellegrini, accused of blasphemy.
Yes, the FIGC has caused a bit of a stir at Inter and Lazio, accusing their respective defenders Yann Bisseck and Luca Pellegrini of uttering blasphemous expressions on the field.
Two new investigations opened almost simultaneously, a few days apart from each other, after the matches between Inter-Roma (27/04) and Genoa-Lazio (23/04).
Regarding Bisseck, the FIGC Prosecutor initiated the first investigation, which involves as essential evidence, also reported by Il Corriere dello Sport, a quite explanatory replay showing the German defender uttering a blasphemy while looking at the sky.
A similar case, as reported in CorSport, to that of Inter’s black and blue captain Lautaro Martinez, which currently requires audio support from prosecutor Giuseppe Chinè to confirm or deny the player’s guilt.
A guilt that, however, may not lead to any suspension from the team.
FIGC Prosecutor Cases: How will they be resolved?
The second FIGC case, as mentioned earlier, took place at Lazio’s home, involving 26-year-old Luca Pellegrini who, while on the ground at the sidelines in a moment of agitation, also shouted a blasphemy.
An event to which the Prosecutor cannot intervene with TV footage, as it was not reported in the official statement of the day’s Sports Judge.
As a result, both incidents, currently under investigation by the Federal Prosecutor, are likely to be resolved through a settlement involving both defenders Bisseck and Pellegrini, along with the payment of a hefty 5,000 euro fine (just like Martinez).
LUCA PELLEGRINI ( PHOTO BY SALVATORE FORNELLI )
Serie A
Will Franco Israel be guarding the goal in Torino-Genoa?
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Doubt in Torino. Franco Israel’s conditions could make him miss the match against Genoa. The match will take place at 12:30.
The goalkeeper of Torino is in serious doubt for the match against Genoa; the trauma to his right rib, suffered in the match against Napoli, does not seem to have fully healed.
During the match against Napoli, the goalkeeper received a nasty blow which was then evaluated by the medical staff of the granata. The result: the goalkeeper was unable to complete his normal weekly preparation and, for this reason, does not seem to be included in the lineup of twelve against the Grifoni.
Today, however, we await the official medical report on the condition of the twenty-five-year-old Uruguayan.
If the results are not positive for Franco Israel, then it will be the turn of his substitute Paleari.
Torino, currently in 15th place in the Serie A standings, is waiting for the official results of the goalkeeper Israel’s physical condition.
MARCO BARONI ( PHOTO BY SALVATORE FORNELLI )
What happened to the Torino goalkeeper and what to expect in the coming hours
The player received a blow during the match against Napoli (in which the granata won 1-0 against the Neapolitan team). A joy broken by the injury that appeared, from the very beginning, quite serious.
To worsen the mood of the Turin club, the player’s absence in the weekly training session (to prepare for the match against the Ligurians) and, therefore, rumors about his health status have increased.
This absence itself would suggest, regardless of the verdict, that the goalkeeper will be absent on the field tomorrow, Sunday, October 26, but what is most breath-taking is the medical report.
Genoa, the team that is bottom of the Serie A standings, could take advantage of this forced stop to try and secure three much-needed points. At this point in the season, in fact, the Ligurians must try to drastically change their fate, otherwise a future relegation seems more than likely.
The team of Marco Baroni must instead keep their eyes on the horizon and not lose concentration in order to continue to stay in the middle of the table and then, who knows, even try to climb up the ranks.
Serie A
Milan, Modric: “A big shame, we threw away 2 points”

AC Milan midfielder Luka Modric commented on the bitter 2-2 draw against Pisa in a press conference.
For the full interview, click here.
Milan, Modric’s words
MILAN-PISA 2-2
“We expected this match, they came to defend and make our lives difficult. It’s our fault if we didn’t win: we didn’t do enough to win the game. We lost two important points today. These home games, with all due respect to Pisa, you have to win them.”
TIGHT MARKING?
“It’s fair, I have to adapt. We need to play better overall: we did some good things, created many chances but didn’t score. But I have to adapt for the rest.”
APPROACH
“We should have killed the game in the first half. We played well, but only scored one goal. We started the second half sluggishly, then there was the unfortunate penalty and goal. But that’s football, that’s why it’s beautiful: even if you’re stronger and deserve to win, anything can happen. We are sad and angry for losing two valuable points.”

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Serie A
We made mistakes, we need to reflect. However, Pisa played their game
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AC Milan waste a great opportunity to consolidate their lead: from 1-0 to 1-2, they need the final minutes to avoid a sensational defeat. The risk of losing the top spot for Milan is now concrete.
It was supposed to be a quiet evening for the Rossoneri, an opportunity to strengthen their first place in the standings and face the midweek round with serenity. Instead, against a brave Pisa, the Rossoneri complicate their lives and have to thank Athekame, the author of the 2-2 in injury time, for avoiding an embarrassing loss.
AC Milan-Pisa 2-2: match analysis
The match started off on the right foot thanks to Leao’s goal after just seven minutes. But Allegri’s team, instead of closing the game, relaxed, showing presumption and lacking ruthlessness in front of goal. In the first half, Milan controlled but did not score, and Pisa stayed in the game.
RAFAEL LEAO SORRIDENTE (PHOTO BY SALVATORE FORNELLI)
In the second half, Gilardino played his trump card: Cuadrado’s entry changed everything. The Colombian won and scored the penalty for 1-1, his eighth goal in career against the Rossoneri, then inspired the counterattack that led Nzola to the sensational 2-1. Milan, confused and lacking clarity, tried to react, with Leao hitting the crossbar, Nkunku wasting a possible lead.
Only in injury time did the equalizer come, signed by Athekame, avoiding a heavy defeat but not erasing the bitterness. Perhaps the Rossoneri paid for their lack of respect for the opponent, just as Allegri had warned before the start of the match.
A necessary reality check, because on Tuesday in Bergamo Milan risks not showing up as the league leaders.
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